The Sorrow Of The Winds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE ABBA| O winds that pass uncomforted | A |
| Through all the peaceful meads of spring | B |
| And tell the trees your sorrowing | B |
| That they must mourn till ye are fled | A |
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| Think ye the Tyrian distance holds | C |
| The crystal of unbroken sleep | D |
| That those forgetful purples keep | D |
| No veiled contentious greens and golds | C |
| - | |
| Half with communicated grief | E |
| Half that they are not free to pass | F |
| With you across the flickering grass | F |
| Mourns each inclin d bough and leaf | E |
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| And I with soul disquieted | A |
| Shall find within the haunted spring | B |
| No peace till your strange sorrowing | B |
| Is down the Tyrian distance fled | A |
Clark Ashton Smith
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